Door Hardware
Authentic Antique Door Hardware with Historic Craftsmanship
Discover door hardware that brings true period character back to your home or project. Our curated collection includes original knobs, backplates, hinges, mortise locks, pocket door sets, and entry hardware salvaged from historic properties across the country. Each piece reflects the artistry of its era, including Civic, Victorian, Eastlake, Arts & Crafts, and early 20th century designs.
Professionally cleaned and restored for modern use when needed, our hardware maintains its original patina, crisp detailing, and durable construction. Whether you are replacing a missing piece, restoring a full set of interior doors, or adding timeless charm to a contemporary space, our architectural salvage experts can help you find hardware that fits both function and style.
Built to last and selected for authenticity, our antique door hardware offers a level of craftsmanship that modern reproductions cannot match. It is designed to make every doorway a true design detail.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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When choosing antique door hardware, pay attention to material quality, matching styles, and whether the piece includes original components like screws, spindles, or strike plates. Solid brass, iron, or bronze pieces hold up best and match historic construction standards.
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Most antique door knobs use standard spindle sizes, but older homes may have slight variations. Measuring the backset, spindle hole, and plate spacing ensures a proper fit. If you’re unsure, our team can help match hardware to your door.
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Yes. Antique brass door knobs can be installed on many modern doors with minor adjustments. You may only need a compatible spindle or a new mortise box to adapt them for everyday use.
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To preserve vintage door hardware, avoid harsh chemicals. Use mild soap, warm water, and a soft cloth to clean the surface. The aged patina adds character and value, so polishing isn’t recommended unless you want a brighter finish.
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Cast iron door hardware can be used outdoors but should be sealed or waxed to prevent rust. Its durability makes it ideal for gates, exterior doors, and outbuildings.
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